Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-11
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sensfneI's Reporter.
Nickel is becoming a drug In the market
Many new quartz mills are being erected
ia Alaska.
Employees Of Wells, Fargo & 90. at Rene
are uniformed.
Ophir and Utah were each assessed Q.
cents per share yesterday.
Seeing the Los Angeles elephant in 4
beer dive cost a Minnesotan $500.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Loyelock will
harvest seven tons Of alfalfa 20 the acrs
this season.
Near the month OF Wolf Creek In Grass
Valley township 10 a well developed ledge
Of fine cinnabar.
In . marriage license issued on Mon.
dav in San Francisco the bride was &C
and the groom "a.
Mrs. II. A. McKim, who has been visit
ing In California for two or three months
past. returned home yesterday.
Thirteen tons Of tribute ore were
shipped to the Richmond furnace from
the Eureka Tunnel yesterday.
During August nearly 200 mineral loca.
tons were made 10 Siskiyou county, and
several mining sales recorded.
The evening services at the Episcopal
Church will commence at 8 O'Clock dur.
ing the Fall and Winter months.
The English company which bought the
Trinidad mine In Mexico. has spent $780,.
600 In getting out S26, 900 worth of silver.
Bridgeport, Mono county, has q crop of
horse thieves. The citizens propose TO
gather them Ia and hang them out to dry.
Hank Cronant. the freight agent a. the
E. d p. railroad depot, returned home
yesterday from . trip TO Elko and there
abouts.
j.. +. Plagemsn, the wholesale liquor
merchant of San Francisco. and his
nephew. T. P. Plageman, arrived here yes
terday.
Mrs. Josiah Flynn, of Lebanon, Or,
was assaulted by 9 tramp last Saturday,
the object being robbery, and perhaps
fatally injured.
Rev. Father Kiley, OF st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church, left Reno Monday on an
extended trip. His parish extends TO the
Oregon line.
II is reported that every foot of unap.
propriated land between Eagle Valley and
Washoe City has been applied for in the
Surveyors Office.
Senator Stanford is reported TO have
said that over 5000 men would be en-
ployed in the Sacramento railroad shops
within the next two years.
Miss Eta Quintrell will have charge
OF the Pine Valley public school for the
ensuing term. This insures q good
school for the children of Pine Valley.
The regular monthly meeting of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8 will be held
ct their hosehouse tomorrow evening.
All members are requested to be present.
Sheriff Ovens version of the Holbrook,
Arizona, killing is that the men were des-
peradoes for whom he had warrants, and
that they were killed while resisting ar
rest.
The widow Of Andy Bean received over
$1,000 from the relief fund raised for
the Curry mine disaster. She had seven
children and an allowance was made for
each child.
Fears are entertained in Montana that
the Blackfeet indians will go on the war
| path, ss they are greatly excited over n
of their tribe having been shot and killed
by 9 soldier.
Mrs. E. N. Robinson and Mrs. Samuel
Liddle returned from San Francisco yes.
terday. They will leave here for their
home nj Seligmsn by private conveyance
to-day.
AL Lyman, for % years an engineer
with the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. left Reno yesterday for San Luis
Obispo, where he has Q large ranch, and
where he intends in future to reside.
Demi.mondaines In Oakland are ON
| planning Of the course Of the police In
raiding houses OF ill-repute every day or
so. A number Of women have left Oak
land and others are threatening to fol.
low suit.
Recent arrivals from California say the
boom Is izzling out in many towns, and
values are again finding their level.
This was to be expected. In some in
stances, excitements are short lived and
must react.
The railroad from Salt Lake City to
| Los Angeles will run through a semi
tropical region In Southern Nevada.
along tho borders OF the Colorado river.
II ia also q region OF metals and min
erals. But IL will bear q little too far
south to do Eureka much good.
The Tribune says: A report comes
from Washington Territory that q certain
ex-State official Of Nevada has made .
| point since leaving Carson suddenly OF
speaking in the most disrespectful terms
| OF every resident of that place, and par
ticularly Of those who did the most for
him.
Joseph Brooks and Dick johnson.
| who were arrested In STEMS Peak for
completely In the recent train robbery
| near Tucson. were turned loose a few
| days ago, there not being sufficient evil
dence to hold them. Larry Sheehan,
| who was arrested at the same time, has
been held to wait further examination.
Illness OF Judge Mclaughlin.
D. J. J. Mclaughlin, the Postmaster OF
Ruby Hill, left here about six weeks ago
in poor health. to visit his son-in-lsws